Roosevelt messages push for new social and economic order
President Roosevelt urged rapid enactment of recovery measures and a new economic order in a national address. He praised NRA gains, warned against organized crime, and outlined a plan to fund deficits with large borrowing while expecting a farm price revival and dollar stabilization challenges. He also announced Morgenthau as treasury secretary and outlined foreign policy shifts.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
House
Recovery Administration
NRA
Senate Banking and Currency Committee
William H. Woodin
the Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Morgenthau
Woodin
Arizona
OME
Jon G. Duca
Romania
Iron Guard
Sinaia
Rumatila
Hitler
Germany
Treasury
Clarence T. Ellis
St. Louis
T. Louis
Ellis
Rains Wreak Havoc in Los Angeles Area
Torrential rains lash Los Angeles and surrounding districts for hours causing floods and damages. Emergency crews respond as streets flood, properties suffer water intrusion, and transportation halts amid ongoing showers. Local officials urge residents to stay indoors and heed warnings.
Treasury orders seizure of private gold holdings
The emergency banking law demanded surrender of all gold with five exceptions including Federal reserve banks which held about 3.7 billion of gold and certificates from a total U S gold stock of 4.3 billion. Violations carry up to ten years in prison and 10 000 dollars in fines. The order applies to individuals firms and associations. Experts question how to remove reserve bank gold legally or deprive them of devaluation profits.
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Henry Morgenthau, Jr
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Banks
Roosevelt clocks legal battle over Humphrey FTC ouster
The United States Court of Claims must rule on whether President Roosevelt's removal of William E. Humphrey from the Federal Trade Commission in October was illegal. Humphrey seeks 1,251.80 for October 8 to November 30 salary, citing four letters from the President including an order of removal dated October 7.
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United States Court of Claims
Roosevelt
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commission
Humphrey
United States
The
Trade Commission
Aqme
Congress
Washington
Coolidge
Hoover
Railroads To Receive $27.5 Million Under UWA Loans
The United War Assets council allotted 27,534,000 to six railroads for steel rails track fastenings locomotive repair and rolling stock funds and coal car construction. Largest loan 12,000,000 to Southern Pacific followed by Illinois Central 9,300,010 and Baltimore & Ohio 4,230,000. Wabash receivers get 1,489,000 while Kansas Oklahoma & Gulf and Interstate Virginia both receive 265,000 and 250,000 respectively.
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Southern Pacific Company
Ilinois Central Railroad
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wabash Railway
Kansas, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Interstate Railroad
Virginia
Meat Packing Firms Fight Charges Over Recovery Plan
Indignant replies from major meat packers dispute sweeping charges of noncompliance with the presidents recovery program. Spokesmen say they are cooperating and Rainey’s statements are misleading. Washington reports the AAA is examining the industry and noncompliant firms could face government takeover under the farm relief and recovery program.
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Washington
Speaker Rainey
Rainey
AAA
Ree in Argentina Suppressed Uprising Near Rosario and Santa Fe
An attempted Ree revolt in northern Argentina aimed at blocking upcoming elections was swiftly quashed by authorities. Mounted police fired on rioters at arsenals and police HQ, resulting in numerous deaths and many injuries among the red factions.
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Ree
Argentina
Rosario
Santa Fe
TARY N WEISINGER SR deputy administrator in charge
Tary N Weisinger Sr is identified as deputy administrator and the person in charge in the fragment.
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Tary N.weisinger, SR
Farm Leaders Clash With Congress Over Government Guarantees
National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart discusses farm leaders pressuring Congress over guaranteed interest and principal on farm loan bonds. The piece warns of rising national debt, potential effects on homeowners, and the political horse trading shaping the process under President Roosevelt’s program. It notes cautious signs of economic recovery and cautious optimism amid stalled bond sales and fiscal debates.
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Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
Rainey
Mr. Rainey
Washington
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Arm Credit Administration
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Lfe
House
Senate
Baitliwick
White House
The Book of Good Works Recites War Deeds and Mercy
An Englishman drags a heavily wounded German to safety in enemy trenches while Germans hide wounded Frenchmen under heavy fire. A Russian shares a cloak with a frozen prisoner, and English airmen shield a German convoy from artillery. German POWs save a British aviator. Austrian doctor arranges a truce for bandages from Russians. Miss Stoddart cites miracles of wartime mercy.
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Fnhard
Going Down What's the cause of falling hair
A terse London column explores barber gravity and the mystery behind hair loss with pointed humor. It riffs on common myths and hints at natural causes while poking fun at fashionable remedies.
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London
Children Coughs and Creomulsion Ad Appeal
An advertisement urges prudent mothers to treat a child's cough or cold with Creomulsion. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six other elements to soothe inflamed membranes, contains no narcotics, and provides relief, urging readers to buy from a druggist.
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William Bruckart
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Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation
Malden
Mass
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4Th Ave
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Hiscox Chemical Works
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